This site is for the collaborative development of the Federal Identity, Credential and Access Management Playbooks.
Thank you for considering contributing to the development of open and transparent FICAM guidance documents. To contribute to this site, please leverage the information provided below, and visit the GitHub repository which houses the source files for the site and exists here. If you have any questions, feel free to open an issue under the ‘Issues’ tab of the repository. Please note that opening issues or adding content to the repository will require the creation of a GitHub account.
GitHub issues are the primary way of sharing information and discussing this site with the broader community. For example, they should be used for:
Each issue that you open should be named to clearly align with its primary topic, and tracked so that you can discuss the issue with other contributors and follow any updates. All suggestions and corrections should be stated clearly, with any links or other relevant information included in the issue.
If you would like to contribute to a specific playbook, you should navigate to the Contribute page of that playbook for further directions. Direct changes and line edits to the content may be submitted by clicking ‘Edit this page’. You do not need to install any software to submit content. You can use GitHub’s in-browser editor to edit files and submit a pull request for your changes to be merged.
If at any point you have a question during the contribution process, do not hesitate to open an issue requesting clarification.
We encourage you to read our LICENSE and our README, which exist within this repository.
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Contributors should consider the audience when submitting content. Plain language benefits a broad audience. Review your proposed content for use of acronyms and specialized jargon before submitting.
The idea for providing this content as open source, the contributing framework, and the licensing framework are based on work from 18F and NIEM.